Even in the age of the internet, physical books continue to be of value to many people. Whether it be a science fiction book, a
On Mar. 23, Michigan Tech’s climbing club, the Ridge Roamers, held their spring climbing competition on the climbing wall in the multipurpose room of the
On Mar. 25, the Celebration of Holi, Festival of Colors transformed the Michigan Technological University campus into a kaleidoscope of joy and cultural exploration. Organized
Women’s Basketball Mar. 6 – L 49-51 vs Parkside Men’s Basketball Mar. 6 – L 76-79 at Grand Valley Women’s Tennis Mar. 8
The Undergraduate Student Government met this past Wednesday. Mason Krause, USG President, opened with some hopeful news: “[The academic calendar committee] will hopefully be voting,
Tuesday Mar. 12 Simple Machines: Poetry, Letterpress, and the Art of the Little Magazine 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. – Rozsa Galleries Talk about it
Last week, Michigan Tech put out a survey seeking feedback from students relating to the school’s hazard mitigation efforts. This feedback is to be incorporated
Michigan Tech’s Public Safety is a department that sets a high bar for other university’s law enforcement agencies. “Our goal is to get students through
Due to the recent snowmelt in the Keweenaw Peninsula, nearby waterfalls are in their prime with roaring spring waters. Within an hour of the Houghton,
As the ski season winds down, Mont Ripley is reducing its hours to reflect the changing weather and dwindling snow conditions. Starting March 6, Mont
With the broomball season drawing to a close early this year due to abnormally warm weather, The Lode met with broomball rink manager Joe Dlugos
The solar panels installed on the soon-to-be completed H-STEM building are hard to miss. Adorned with the school’s iconic husky logo, the 85-kW solar array
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